About The Law Office of Erin L. Thompson — Divorce Totowa New Jersey
For divorce Totowa clients, The Law Office of Erin L. Thompson, LLC guides families through difficult transitions. Attorney Erin L. Thompson brings a legal services background to her practice. She handles divorce, child custody, and child support cases. The firm also takes domestic violence and broader family law matters. Because each family is different, she builds a strategy for your specific goals. She advocates firmly while treating clients with dignity and respect.
The firm serves Totowa and the wider Passaic County area. Erin explains the process so you know what to expect. To compare nearby options, browse more Totowa attorneys.
What Clients Say
Clients describe Erin as compassionate and genuinely attentive. They mention clear communication during stressful cases. Many also note that she fights hard for their families.
Divorce Totowa — Practice Areas & Services
- Contested and uncontested divorce in Passaic County.
- Child custody and parenting time disputes.
- Child support and equitable distribution.
- Domestic violence restraining order matters.
- Post-divorce modifications and enforcement.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a divorce take in New Jersey?
An uncontested New Jersey divorce often finishes in two to six months. Contested cases with custody or asset disputes take much longer. The court’s schedule also affects timing.
How is property divided in a New Jersey divorce?
New Jersey uses equitable distribution, so marital property is split fairly but not always equally. Courts weigh the marriage length, income, and each spouse’s contributions. A lawyer helps protect your share.
Where are Totowa divorce cases filed?
Totowa divorce cases are filed in the Passaic County Superior Court, Family Division, in Paterson. The court handles custody and support too. A local attorney knows its process.
Quick Facts: Divorce in Totowa, New Jersey
- Low divorce rate: New Jersey’s divorce rate is about 2.3 per 1,000 residents, among the lowest in the U.S. — CDC NCHS
- Equitable distribution: Marital property is divided fairly, not always 50/50 — NJSA 2A:34-23.1
- Court: Totowa cases are heard in Passaic County Superior Court, Family Division — New Jersey Courts



